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Monday, January 21, 2013

Rainbow Quilt


 Posted by Tanya.

The simple rainbow crib size quilt out of mostly non floral prints from Ticklish line by Me & My sisters is done.   This was a very simple quilt, basically 2 rows of 10 4.5 inch blocks of each color.  I pieced the top, basted it, and made the binding and my wonderful husband quilted it and bound it.

I really like the  way it turned out. It is one of my favorites.  It has a light pink minky back.

Unlike many quilters, we use a cotton batting plus the minky.  It makes for a heavier quilt, but also seems to make it easier to baste and to keep the minky from stretching/shifting.


 The binding was done using a rainbow stripe leftover from all of our Twirl quilts.  This quilt has been added to our Etsy store, as Julia has way too many quilts, at least until she is a little older.

http://amyscreativeside.com/2013/05/17/bloggers-quilt-festival-baby-quilts/

19 comments:

  1. I love this quilt. You've picked wonderful colors for it. Yes, just love it!

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  2. I love the colours... this is so pretty!

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  3. I love this! It is so colorful & cheery. What a perfect baby quilt.

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  4. How do you quilt minky? What does it look/ feel like?

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  5. I have to try minky backing some time. Looks nice!

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  6. I love that quilt. What a great baby quilt! Good joint project from both of you.

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  7. Simply lovely! The best combination! Minky looks lovely...but I am afraid....

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  8. I absolutely love the colors and flow- very inspiring!!

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  9. Ticklish is my favorite! I just bought a couple charm packs - which I already have a project for them. I might need to buy more and try a similar quilt! I LOVE LOVE LOVE this quilt!

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  10. Beautiful, Beautiful quilt, I love love the fabric gorgeous!!

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  11. Lovely!

    And where does one find one of these husbands that quilt? I need one. :-)

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  12. What a beautiful, colourful quilt! As for a husband who does the quilting and binding, lucky you!! Great joint effort :-)

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